In addition to being a photographer, I also write about travel and place, and last week, I was invited (along with various travel industry professionals and airlines) to a workshop organized by Dagama Travelweb and held at the swanky Stockholm nightclub – Collage.
From salsa dancing and freshly made Brazilian Caipirinhas to various airline swag, it was a good opportunity to network and mingle with others in the business.
Festival season has definitely kicked off in Sweden. Over the last week, there has been an International Food Festival going on at Sergels torg right in the center of Stockholm with different varieties of olives from Greece, crepes from France, salami from Germany, kangaroo burgers from Australia, paellas from Spain, assorted jams and preservatives from Britain, mini waffles from the Netherlands, and so much more.
I’ll be heading back out later this week because there are some pierogis from Poland with my name written all over them.
… is originally from Nigeria, graduated from college in the United States and was born to travel. After shuttling between the States and Sweden for a couple of years, she moved to Stockholm in 2009. Sought-after both as a photographer and a writer, she has contributed to National Geographic Traveler, BBC, San Francisco Chronicle, Matador Network and Vogue to name just a few.
… is a selection of photos chosen from Flickr daily by the Sweden.se staff, portraying something Swedish.
… is a Swedish graphic designer and photographer living in Stockholm. She graduated from Central Saitn Martin´s College of Art & Design in London in 1998. She is the founder and owner of the design firm Neobrand. She mainly works within corporate identity design, but alsof inds the time for photography and other art and design related projects.